Hi Maxim,
On 30-09 01:11, Maxim Sobolev wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Not sure what exactly has changed since 0.9.x, but it appears that
> postgresql module in 2.0 does funny things with timezones. From what I
> see here it writes time in UTC, but makes the server believe it's local
> time, so that the server messes it up, which makes proper integration
> with external software difficult. I found that setting PGTZ to UTC in
> startup script works fine, not sure if we should set it automatically
> within the portgresql driver itself.
>
> Any comments/ideas?
What has changed is the way how varius data type conversions are done
in the postgres driver in 2.0. My intention was to store all date-time
related information in UTC in the database. Could you let me know what
version of postgresql are you using? Also more information, such as
examples, and columnt types being used would help.
thanks, Jan.
>
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